| Search |
| [Next Page] |
nitrodiphenylmethanes
Thanks [b]Praxichys[/b] for your input, it is much appreciated. I enjoyed reading your hypothetical ... |
15-1-2015 at 10:34
by: deltaH |
nitrodiphenylmethanes
Wow [b]Praxichys[/b], that is one neat trick  Thanks for sharing!
[Edited on 14-1-2015 by del ... |
14-1-2015 at 12:06
by: deltaH |
ammonia gas
No worries at all and this looks much better/plausable. Base catalysis may be an important factor... ... |
14-1-2015 at 00:08
by: deltaH |
ammonia gas
@Molecular Manipulations
I would have liked to see additional confirmation by way of experimenta ... |
13-1-2015 at 22:22
by: deltaH |
ammonia gas
I also think the ash was catalytic is some kind of way, but the other mystery is what was the nitrog ... |
13-1-2015 at 21:04
by: deltaH |
ETN synthesis problem
Please determine a melting point, even if crude, it will help to determine what this is. |
13-1-2015 at 20:34
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
Thanks [b]Phlogiston[/b], I share your thoughts on this. |
13-1-2015 at 20:32
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
Excellent, I want one! |
13-1-2015 at 11:37
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
[b]ElizabethGreene[/b], what did you mean by this:
"* (What is the diameter of a round 'tuit?)" |
13-1-2015 at 11:07
by: deltaH |
nitrodiphenylmethanes
Just had a look at the nitration of triphenylmethane just to see what happens there. Could only find ... |
13-1-2015 at 10:00
by: deltaH |
ammonia gas
This is very interesting [b]maxenzo2[/b]. What was you sugar KNO3 mixture ratio?
Taking a stab i ... |
13-1-2015 at 08:32
by: deltaH |
nitrodiphenylmethanes
I have found a second reference by the same author, Giumanini [i]et al[/i] (2002) in [i]The Chemical ... |
13-1-2015 at 08:03
by: deltaH |
nitrodiphenylmethanes
I was thinking of TNT analogues and a thought occurred to me, perhaps diphenylmethane could be nitra ... |
13-1-2015 at 05:20
by: deltaH |
Ammonia Lamp
Aaah... chemistry porn  |
13-1-2015 at 04:01
by: deltaH |
Ammonia Lamp
Now that I think about it, you might want to try [b]nichrome wire[/b] on its own as a catalyst for t ... |
13-1-2015 at 03:38
by: deltaH |
ETN synthesis problem
It might be [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylitol]xylitol[/url], a crystalline C5 sugar alcohol ... |
13-1-2015 at 02:57
by: deltaH |
Ammonia Lamp
This is great [b]HeYBrO[/b], it's nice to see that copper makes at least some NO! That's very encour ... |
13-1-2015 at 01:24
by: deltaH |
Ammonia Lamp
Break a beaker [b]aga[/b]!
While hypothetical/experimental catalysts are a notoriously difficult ... |
12-1-2015 at 22:22
by: deltaH |
Ammonia Lamp
Forgot to mention something very important... you don't need to pre-reduce your copper before impreg ... |
12-1-2015 at 11:53
by: deltaH |
Heterogeneous catalysis
Copper is a poor catalyst for the oxidation of ammonia compared to platinum, but there's plenty of r ... |
12-1-2015 at 09:10
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
@Franklin
Fascinating point, I'll have a read into this a little later, thanks for the contributi ... |
11-1-2015 at 00:16
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
@j_sum1, are you satisfied with just accepting the result, no curiosity as to the [i]why[/i] or more ... |
10-1-2015 at 22:23
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
@Phlogiston, my impression as well. Ion rockets are very promising, I even built an electric wind ro ... |
10-1-2015 at 21:40
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
@Bert, no I meant something that works in space as a kind of engine. Terrestrial things can push aga ... |
10-1-2015 at 14:55
by: deltaH |
Propulsion
Yes exactly, because light has mass, but why can we not do it massless. Why this property of our uni ... |
10-1-2015 at 14:41
by: deltaH |
| [Next Page] |
